Music Teaching University of Chichester

Overview

The MA Music Teaching course at the University of Chichester is tailored for those already engaged in private music instruction, aiming to enhance their teaching methodologies and advance their professional journey. This programme encourages participants to reflect on their teaching experiences while developing robust research skills. Students will explore various teaching techniques, repertoire, and their application in personal teaching practices, ensuring a comprehensive understanding of music education.

Why Music Teaching at University of Chichester?

The University of Chichester is renowned for its commitment to excellence in music education, supported by experienced faculty members and state-of-the-art facilities. The institution's strong emphasis on practical learning and research equips students with the necessary tools to thrive in the competitive field of music teaching. Additionally, the university fosters partnerships with various musical institutions, enhancing the educational experience through diverse opportunities.

Tuition Fee Breakdown

The tuition fees for the MA Music Teaching programme are as follows:

• National Fee: £11,160 per year
• International Fee: £16,560 per year

Visit the Fees and Funding section for a breakdown in your local currency.

Syllabus

The MA Music Teaching curriculum includes a range of core and optional modules designed to deepen students' understanding of music education:

• Dissertation
• Lecture Recital
• Portfolio Experience
• Repertoire Exercise
• Written Exercise (Performance Practice)

Each module is structured to encourage critical thinking and practical application, allowing students to develop a personal repertoire of teaching strategies and gain insights into effective educational practices.

Guaranteed Work Experience

This programme includes built-in opportunities for professional development, enabling students to engage with real-world teaching environments and gain invaluable experience in music education.

Careers with Music Teaching

Graduates of the MA Music Teaching programme often find roles in various educational settings, including private music schools, community centres, and primary or secondary schools. Alumni have successfully pursued careers as music educators, ensemble directors, and private instructors, showcasing the diverse opportunities available within the music teaching profession.